Old 07-20-2012, 04:24 AM
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Originally Posted by joyce888 View Post
I remember saying to my dentist back 5 or 6 years ago that I had taken up quilting and his response was that the craft was so outdated. I was quite surprised and thought was this something I was getting in on the tail end and would not continue. But it's like every year the craft has grown and I think the popularity is due to the fabric choices we have today. When I first started I thought I had to use those tiny little prints and colors that were muted. Today those have almost been eradicated from my stash. We have a plethora of styles, colors, and quilt patterns that appeal to almost every person - quilter or not. And yes I very much agree that Utube, Internet, and many other social medias have been a tremendous boost to quilting.
I think I would have told him if someone didn't keep up with the "outdated" stuff the younger generation would be completely lost to any meaningful activities and history. Then I'd find a new dentist.
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